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Monthly Scaff Walk launched to support mental health conversations
A new monthly walking event aimed at bringing people from across the scaffolding and construction industry together to talk about mental health will begin in London later this month.
UK
Annual construction materials inflation rises to 6.4%
Materials prices rose again in August, while brick and block deliveries remained below year-earlier levels despite a monthly rebound.
UK
Decorator given suspended sentence after fatal ladder electrocution
Daniel Watton was given a suspended sentence after his stepson Connor Lambert was electrocuted moving a ladder near an overhead power line. HSE found the access plans unsafe.
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Des Moore: “The next five years are critical” for scaffolding
As Des Moore approaches his 70th birthday, he is not interested in nostalgia. After...
Interviews
Second chances and scaffolding: the man giving ex-offenders a route back into work
When Aaron King talks about turning points, he does not hesitate.
"It was when my...
Interviews
Breaking Barriers: Francesca Fuser on Innovation, Leadership, and Pilosio’s UK Ambitions
When Francesca Fuser sent her CV to Pilosio, she wasn't just looking for another...
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Monthly Scaff Walk launched to support mental health conversations
A new monthly walking event aimed at bringing people from across the scaffolding and construction industry together to talk about mental health will begin in London later this month.
UK
Annual construction materials inflation rises to 6.4%
Materials prices rose again in August, while brick and block deliveries remained below year-earlier levels despite a monthly rebound.
UK
Decorator given suspended sentence after fatal ladder electrocution
Daniel Watton was given a suspended sentence after his stepson Connor Lambert was electrocuted moving a ladder near an overhead power line. HSE found the access plans unsafe.
Interviews
Interviews
Des Moore: “The next five years are critical” for scaffolding
As Des Moore approaches his 70th birthday, he is not interested in nostalgia. After...
Interviews
Second chances and scaffolding: the man giving ex-offenders a route back into work
When Aaron King talks about turning points, he does not hesitate.
"It was when my...
Interviews
Breaking Barriers: Francesca Fuser on Innovation, Leadership, and Pilosio’s UK Ambitions
When Francesca Fuser sent her CV to Pilosio, she wasn't just looking for another...
The Latest
Events & Awards
Monthly Scaff Walk launched to support mental health conversations
A new monthly walking event aimed at bringing people from across the scaffolding and construction industry together to talk about mental health will begin in London later this month.
UK
Annual construction materials inflation rises to 6.4%
Materials prices rose again in August, while brick and block deliveries remained below year-earlier levels despite a monthly rebound.
UK
Decorator given suspended sentence after fatal ladder electrocution
Daniel Watton was given a suspended sentence after his stepson Connor Lambert was electrocuted moving a ladder near an overhead power line. HSE found the access plans unsafe.
Interviews
Interviews
Des Moore: “The next five years are critical” for scaffolding
As Des Moore approaches his 70th birthday, he is not interested in nostalgia. After...
Interviews
Second chances and scaffolding: the man giving ex-offenders a route back into work
When Aaron King talks about turning points, he does not hesitate.
"It was when my...
Interviews
Breaking Barriers: Francesca Fuser on Innovation, Leadership, and Pilosio’s UK Ambitions
When Francesca Fuser sent her CV to Pilosio, she wasn't just looking for another...
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Monthly Scaff Walk launched to support mental health conversations
A new monthly walking event aimed at bringing people from across the scaffolding and construction industry together to talk about mental health will begin in London later this month.
Annual construction materials inflation rises to 6.4%
Materials prices rose again in August, while brick and block deliveries remained below year-earlier levels despite a monthly rebound.
Decorator given suspended sentence after fatal ladder electrocution
Daniel Watton was given a suspended sentence after his stepson Connor Lambert was electrocuted moving a ladder near an overhead power line. HSE found the access plans unsafe.
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